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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 16:31:29 +1000, Alan Peake
wrote: feeders. only problem you may have is comming up with the terminating resistor.. Their kinda hard to find cheaply today. Might not be a problem for 100W - I'm on solar power and don't want to have to fire up the generator to power a linear ![]() Something that I saw done on commercial sites with high power transmitters is to run a feedline down from the termination end of the rhombic and run it underground for a while. If the loss is sufficient, you don't even need the terminating resistor. Owen -- |
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